"it refers the" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
The most likely correct usage would be "it refers to" or "it refers back to." Example: The article is unclear and lacks proper citations. In this context, it refers back to the previous paragraph, which discusses the same topic in more detail.
Indeed, if the program really cannot make up its mind whether two shreds match or not, it refers the matter to a human operator.Dr Nickolay is planning to process about 400 bags over the course of the next two years as a final test of the technology.
If it finds that products are being dumped in the domestic market, it refers the investigation to the Commerce Department, which attaches anti-dumping duties to the products.
If the F.B.I. eventually determines that the buyer should be prohibited from owning a weapon, it refers the case to the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives.
Otherwise, the court examines judgments in order to assess whether the law has been correctly interpreted; if it finds that this is not the case, it refers the case back to a lower court.
If the office finds troubling evidence, with the support of a board that hired Mr. Wise and oversees his work, it refers the matter to the House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, the formal name of the ethics panel, for further action.
Predictive state: It refers the states obtained from the simulator.
Rather than announcing immediate steps to rid Beirut of its garbage it referred the issue to a ministerial committee.
It referred the problem to the UN Statistical Commission.
It referred the case but referral is not the end of the line.
Children's Services said it referred the matter to the city's Department of Investigation.
When L.I.R.R. officials found hundreds of those policies, it referred the matter to Mr. Cuomo's office.
